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pieniek63
January 9, 2011 6:50:24 PM UTC
Yes, you're right with Adrian Belew.
As for this setlist: http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/king-crimson/1996/palacio-de-congresos-madrid-spain-bd7ad26.html
Are you sure, that it was Larks' Tongues in Aspic Part 1. As it would be the only live performance since 1996!
Artists seen live by karmictoast
54-40 Ryan Adams & The Cardinals Fiona Apple Beck Ben Folds Five The Black Crowes The Black Heart Procession Blues Traveler Bright Eyes Built to Spill CAKE Glen Campbell Camper Van Beethoven Centro-Matic Cheap Trick The Chemical Brothers Vic Chesnutt Leonard Cohen Coldplay Collective Soul Counting Crows Sheryl Crow Crystal Castles The Cure Deerhoof Ani DiFranco Dinosaur Jr. Bob Dylan Electric Six The Evens The Fiery Furnaces Ben Folds Frente! God Street Wine Gorillaz Grateful Dead Green Day PJ Harvey Head Automatica Hooverphonic Hot Hot Heat Interpol Iron & Wine Jethro Tull Jewel Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings Kansas Kill Hannah The Kills King Crimson Leo Kottke Kraftwerk Lenny Kravitz Leftover Salmon Jens Lekman Tony Levin Liars Loverboy Aimee Mann Dave Matthews Band Medeski Martin and Wood Metallica Metric Midnight Oil Modest Mouse Janelle Monáe Alanis Morissette Morningwood Morrissey The Mountain Goats My Morning Jacket The New Pornographers Oasis Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band Our Lady Peace Jimmy Page & Robert Plant Pearl Jam Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Liz Phair Primus ProjeKct Two Ra Ra Riot Radiohead Ramones Rancid Jonathan Richman The Rolling Stones Rusted Root The Smashing Pumpkins Soundgarden Britney Spears The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion Spiritualized Stone Temple Pilots The Strokes The Tea Party The Tragically Hip U2 The Veils The Walkmen The Wallflowers Roger Waters The White Stripes Widespread Panic Wilco Lucinda Williams Wolf Parade “Weird Al” Yankovic Yeah Yeah Yeahs Yes Neil Young of Montreal